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Axios spoke to eight former Harris aides who largely believe she won't mount a 2028 bid, arguing she’s acting more to maintain influence than to prep a run—though some see a 50-50 chance. They point to her cautious posture, donor hesitation, midterm campaigning, a book move, and staff changes as signs she may opt out, while one former aide warns the race could still tilt toward a bid.
Kristin Cavallari rolls out Uncommon James’ Detour jewelry campaign, returning to the brand’s “old-school” aesthetic with a desert roadside shoot photographed by Dennis Leupold. The collection marks a new chapter for Cavallari’s jewelry line, highlighting an edgy, effortless style while she discusses balancing entrepreneurship with family and the creative work behind her brand.
Vice President Kamala Harris will headline a Fulton County Democrats dinner and campaign alongside Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff at the end of October, signaling Harris’ role as a closer in a key Senate race. Ossoff is seeking a second term in a battleground state, a dynamic that comes as Harris remains active on the campaign trail for other Democrats and weighs a potential 2028 bid. The stops illustrate how Democrats plan to maximize Harris’s fundraising and campaigning power across races, even as some candidates have opted not to appearances by the former VP.
As Trump plots heavy involvement in the final stretch of the midterm push, more than two dozen GOP lawmakers and operatives are at odds over how closely to align with him: some want his campaigning, others fear his unpopularity could hurt battleground races, and pollsters warn against mixed signals. While the Trump operation backs targeted appearances in red states, many incumbents prefer limited or no Trump exposure, arguing the president is a powerful turnout driver but could jeopardize margins in competitive districts. The party leadership argues Trump remains a net positive, leaving Republicans with no unified strategy on the trail.
The Ohioans for Amy Acton campaign released a statement ahead of upcoming debates saying Acton will focus on talking with Ohioans rather than platforming Vivek Ramaswamy, whom they accuse of spreading baseless lies and funding attack ads; the release highlights extensive media coverage claiming Ramaswamy dodges key issues and questions, and urges supporters to donate.
Trump said he will campaign for Republican candidates in 35 races this fall, planning to dedicate the final stretch to visiting those places, including Alaska’s Sullivan race and Texas’s Paxton race, as several GOP incumbents face competitive contests; his MAGA Inc. super PAC is reported to have more than $400 million, and he stressed he’s not running himself but will help his party win the elections.
Trump said he will campaign for Republican candidates in the upcoming midterms and argued that midterm losses are a common pattern for presidents, vowing to reverse the trend, after praising Paxton and joking about his attire.
Calvin Klein kicks off the second chapter of its fall 'Feel the Fit' denim campaign with Sadie Sink, the Tony Award-nominated actress known for Stranger Things, as slipping into her Calvin Klein jeans sparks a shift in energy across a series of everyday scenes; directed and photographed by Aidan Zamiri, the campaign spotlights fits like the 90s Straight Jean, Low Rise Baggy Jean and High Rise Loose Jean, and will roll out across Calvin Klein retail, calvinklein.com, social channels and high-impact out-of-home placements, with one more chapter to come.
Sadie Sink fronts Calvin Klein's fall 2026 denim campaign, 'Feel the Fit,' showcasing new jeans like the 90s Straight Jean and Low Rise Baggy while emphasizing how the right pair can boost confidence; directed by Aidan Zamiri.
Backlash over Sacha Baron Cohen’s Ali G: Who Iz I? intensifies in the U.K. as NewsCord launches a campaign urging cinemas to boycott the film; however, reports that major chains have already dropped it are not confirmed and no bookings have been made yet, with exhibitors saying decisions will be driven by audience demand and BBFC certification. Critics argue the character is racist, while Cohen anticipated some backlash ahead of the release.
A hands-on Xbox Wire preview of Gears of War: E-Day’s campaign places Marcus, Dom, and two new squadmates in Kalona as Locust ambushes unfold, delivering the series’ signature brutal, cover-based combat with modern polish, strong storytelling, and smart AI teammates. The demo highlights a coherent push through a newly built city, optional side objectives, supply caches for ammo and mods, and a taste of four-player co-op, with Horde Siege and Versus multiplayer on the horizon, all built on Unreal Engine 5 for a visually grounded, intense Gears experience.
Windows Central's Jez Corden previews two missions from Gears of War: E-Day, praising its dense, lived‑in Kalona environments, dynamic cover and a darker, more desperate tone that emphasizes civilians amid the Locust threat; if the full campaign sustains this quality, E-Day could be remembered as the series’ best story and mark a renaissance for The Coalition, releasing October 6, 2026 on Xbox Series X|S and PC.
Activision's Modern Warfare 4 beta will include a full campaign mission, 'Entrenched,' the first time a COD beta includes campaign content. The two-session beta runs Aug 21–25 (pre-order access) and Aug 28–Sept 1 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, with Nintendo Switch 2 joining in the second weekend. It also adds five 6v6 maps (Rooftops, Silkworm, Transit 213, Cachette, Lotus), new modes Inflation and Kill Block, and previews Warzone's Zodiac map ahead of MW4's October 23 launch.
At an Atlanta rally, Sen. Jon Ossoff accused President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of lying America into the Iran war, citing prior claims that Iran’s nuclear program had been obliterated and that there was no imminent threat. He argued the conflict has dragged on toward its six-month mark with broken promises and eroding public trust, while gas prices have risen (national avg about $4.07/gal; Georgia ~ $3.80), a point he ties to his reelection bid in a tightly contested Senate race.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed said Barack Obama called after his primary win and he hopes Obama will join him on the campaign trail this fall, signaling strong party support as he faces Republican Mike Rogers in a high-stakes battleground race; he also defended his progressive coalition-building and dismissed criticism over ties to progressive figures like Hasan Piker.